Like radeo said, this is what I meant by paki store.
So, her say nigger store to buy Pocky sticks or whatever, is like if I said I was going to the paki store to buy Pocky sticks.
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Like radeo said, this is what I meant by paki store.
So, her say nigger store to buy Pocky sticks or whatever, is like if I said I was going to the paki store to buy Pocky sticks.
also that's not how poke is said rofl
it's po-kay
and conversation has been changed from her saying the nword to her saying others now hmmmm
it's po-kay
and conversation has been changed from her saying the nword to her saying others now hmmmm
Yes, I'm officially no longer able to tell how deep the irony hole goes, but I can say with certainty I'm here because I hate myself and seek to deprive myself of joy
This is utter nonsense.
I hear the n-word. I think she probably said it. But I also recognize that the sentence itself sounds weird and she slurs her speech for half of it.
If someone doesn't think she said the word, that isn't defending racism. And you know that.
Pick a store that is either owned by PoC or frequented by PoC. As others have pointed out, it's not a stretch.
Something like a FoodsCo or a Grocery Outlet that is going to have a larger selection of ethic food. You can get a lot of good stuff there (often cheap) but it's going to be a lot more diverse than a white suburban store.
Someone who is bigoted could easily have an offensive way to refer to it.
This is not a stretch, especially given the clarity of the n bomb in the clip. If you want to argue that she really said something else, go for it, but to claim the n bomb doesn't make sense in the way she used it is silly. It's offensive, but it isn't random.
Well damn, I've been listening to this on and off for a bit now. I could not hear anything other than "I guess they have that n-word store too now". It sounded blatant, the kind of "slip" that comes out with people that use the word regularly. Especially with her mentioning the ethic aisle, which made me think there was an ethnic store called romulade or something.
I knew what Pocky was though, I get that stuff from the Asian section at the grocery. The sentence just wouldn't make sense to me. The "grocery store" explanation seemed like the biggest stretch. I was even shaking my head at that attempt of an explanation, but I couldn't ignore the amount of people that were reaching it. I couldn't find a romulade store either.
Then, while I was at the grocery store picking up some zucchini, I figured I'd stop by the Asian aisle and look. There it was, Ramune. Pretty damn close to the Pocky. After listening again quite a few times, I hear it finally.
She's not saying "in the grocery store" though that's what she meant. She definitely mumbles. It comes out as "n-gros-store".
I know what it sounds like she's saying, and it's hard to hear otherwise. If it wasn't for the looking at the context of the surrounding words, I would still be in disbelief at the grocery store explanation. The posts describing her prior behavior makes it clear that she's done some bad things. However, this is a bad case of having the mumbles.
I knew what Pocky was though, I get that stuff from the Asian section at the grocery. The sentence just wouldn't make sense to me. The "grocery store" explanation seemed like the biggest stretch. I was even shaking my head at that attempt of an explanation, but I couldn't ignore the amount of people that were reaching it. I couldn't find a romulade store either.
Then, while I was at the grocery store picking up some zucchini, I figured I'd stop by the Asian aisle and look. There it was, Ramune. Pretty damn close to the Pocky. After listening again quite a few times, I hear it finally.
She's not saying "in the grocery store" though that's what she meant. She definitely mumbles. It comes out as "n-gros-store".
I know what it sounds like she's saying, and it's hard to hear otherwise. If it wasn't for the looking at the context of the surrounding words, I would still be in disbelief at the grocery store explanation. The posts describing her prior behavior makes it clear that she's done some bad things. However, this is a bad case of having the mumbles.
I definitely heard the n-word, but it doesn't really make sense in the context of what she was saying.
Before that, though, she was talking about getting Pocky from the ethnic aisle, which does make sense because that's where supermarkets in the US store the Asian and Latin American foodstuffs. You can find aisles labeled as such in supermarkets situated in even the most cosmopolitan of cities.
Before that, though, she was talking about getting Pocky from the ethnic aisle, which does make sense because that's where supermarkets in the US store the Asian and Latin American foodstuffs. You can find aisles labeled as such in supermarkets situated in even the most cosmopolitan of cities.
Pocky before it (Japanese snack) and Ramune after (Japanese soda)
Tbf, that's how grocery stores label foreign foods. Though saying "white people food" is weird as fuck.
She said the N word also we are talking about a young white fragile woman that goes on a rant and said a gym was racist for kicked her out....either way she is a racist
Describing anything anything non-white as "ethnic" is always xenophobic because it what world is Caucasian not ethnicity?
I've listened to it like 30 times and I am really struggling to hear anything that isn't the n-bomb.
Even her mouth isn't moving in a way that looks like she even tried saying "bigger"
She might not be trying to say it, but it doesn't sound like she's saying anything else.
Even her mouth isn't moving in a way that looks like she even tried saying "bigger"
She might not be trying to say it, but it doesn't sound like she's saying anything else.
I don't know what you're replying to here. Did you read my post before replying? I hear the n-word too.
You missed my point a bit.
She's specifically comparing the shops in China town to the grocery store not a specialty international market.
ramen????????? lmao ramune ur nuts
you clearly can't hear properly lol
Neither store that I used as an example is a "specialty international market." Both are discount supermarkets.
No idea where you are getting that from.
It sure is. Again, why aren't the people who are hearing the slur transcribing her short conversation? It didn't take long as it's only about 5 sentences
She speaks about ramen, Ramune, and Pocky.
Go back in my post history and see if I ever defended anything remotely racist, I haven't. I have no time for racists. Doesn't mean I'm not hearing her say "they have that in the grocery store too now". Doesn't mean everyone who hears that is a racist.
So many people heard yanni instead of laurel, I couldn't hear yanni no matter how many times I listened to that. I guess that makes me a racist apologist too somehow.
I'm not familiar with either of the stores you mentioned, but that doesn't matter. We're talking about the context of what she's taking about and it's clear from the clip that she she's contrasting the stores in China Town with the grocery store with an ethnic aisle.
I love that you continue to be more focused on insulting people you disagree with but refuse to actually participate in good faith. Tell us exactly what you think she's saying. The part about food is actually important contextually.
probably because people are realizing she doesn't actually say the n word
Yep, defenders coming out the wood work. Im not sure if they are fans of her work and feel a need to fan the flames and claim it wasnt there or what. Also funny how she isnt "mumbling" in any other part of her convo in the longer video but at that one part where she says the n-word "well now she just mumbling"
Looks like she lives in Houston from a very quick search of her public profiles.
I guess the question is, do a lot of black people live in Houston?
Roughly 1 in 5 people? Well, I see. What about the distribution across the actual city?
Oh, it's very racially segregated?
Well that's interesting.
I guess the question is, do a lot of black people live in Houston?
Roughly 1 in 5 people? Well, I see. What about the distribution across the actual city?
Oh, it's very racially segregated?
Well that's interesting.
people don't mumble when they aren't mumbling. shocking revelation
Nah its the point where she says the word where people are defending her and claim she is mumbling when its a clear hard R
She is mumbling, right at the end of that sentence when she means to say "ethnic aisle" she said "ethnical".
White people always have some sort of defense now its been reduced to "well they mumbled it so its up to interpretation"
it isn't clear. that's why this thread is almost 15 pages. if it was cut and dry we wouldn't be having this argument
And has she ever slurred her words like this regularly or is it only when she says something suspect?
Oh its cut a dry, people are just defending it and we calling them and her out on it for a silly defence mind you
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